Dualtech Alumni Homecoming 2024 recognizes achievements and builds community bonds among Dualtech graduates

On November 23, 2024, Dualtech Alumni Relations Office held the Homecoming event, bringing together graduates and current staff for a day filled with recognition, inspiration, and camaraderie.For the opening message, Engr. Rodolfo V. Sta Ana III, Director for External Relations and Alumni Affairs, welcomed the alumni, updating them on Dualtech’s latest developments and new programs, including short courses. Engr. Sta Ana III encouraged the alumni to spread the word about Dualtech, inviting their friends and families to join the institution.One highlight of the event was the awarding of certificates of appreciation to alumni who have shown support and dedicated efforts to promote Dualtech in their communities.The following alumni received the certificates:

• Mike S. Ruado, Dualtech Head of Learning
• Jaypee C. Raposon, Maintenance Technician at Amherst Laboratories
• Winefredo I. Tac-an, Dualtech Scholarship Assistant

Their commitment and efforts in supporting Dualtech’s mission were recognized, inspiring others to follow their example.Another recognition was also given to Mr. Ronjie O. Jerusalem, who successfully passed the PRC Board Exam as a Registered Master Electrician. Mr. Jerusalem encouraged his fellow alumni to take similar steps, emphasizing the value of professional credentials in advancing their careers.In his closing remarks, Engr. Jerry Webb E. Muhi, President and Executive Director, compared the alumni to lighthouses, lighting the way for their communities and serving as symbols of hope and inspiration. He reassured them that Dualtech would always support their aspirations, whether it’s for personal growth, family well-being, or community development.  “You are part of everything you see here in Dualtech. You inspire the youth studying here today.” Engr. Muhi added.The Alumni Homecoming 2024 was not just a reunion but a celebration of shared achievements and a renewal of Dualtech’s commitment to its graduates. It underscored the connection between the institution and its alumni, who continue to bring hope to their communities.